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The CCIM Foundation is pleased to announce it approved match funding for the following 5 new named education scholarships in 2022:

• Florida CCIM Chapter – Robin Webb CCIM Scholarship
• Florida CCIM Chapter – Chere Roan CCIM Scholarship
• Kentucky CCIM Chapter – John W. Bronaugh CCIM Scholarship
• Southern Arizona CCIM Chapter – HSL Properties Scholarship
• St. Louis CCIM Chapter – Robert A. Busch Scholarship

With the approval of these new scholarships, the CCIM Foundation now has more than 150 fully funded, chapter associated scholarships. Congratulations to the chapters and honorees!

See all CCIM Foundation Named Education Scholarships.

The CCIM Foundation is proud to announce 20 recipients of the inaugural 2022 Diversity Scholarship Program. The CCIM Foundation Diversity Scholarship Program is designed to advance the professional growth of underrepresented groups in the commercial real estate industry with funding for real-world education and a foundation for a new career in commercial real estate. Look for information on 2023 applications in late summer.

The CCIM Foundation is proud to announce the eight recipients of its 2022 Veterans Scholarship Program. Established in 2020, the Veterans Scholarship Program gives back to the brave men and women who have served the United States by offering educational funding to pursue a new career in the dynamic commercial real estate industry. Each recipient receives up to $20,000 to use for commercial real estate education and certification programs through National Association of REALTORS® affiliate organizations, including CCIM Institute, IREM, and SIOR. Each recipient below has chosen to pursue the CCIM designation with their scholarship.

Joshua Emison Marines Los Angeles

Trent Michels Army Charlotte, NC

Eric Petz Air Force Encino, CA

Erich Schubert Navy Dayton, OH

Michael Young Army San Francisco

CCIM Foundation, in partnership with The Goldie Initiative, is pleased to announce that Goldie Scholar Ines Andrade, Master’s in Real Estate (MSRE) student at MSRE student at Cornell University has been named the CCIM Foundation Goldie Scholarship award recipient for 2021-22.

Ines is the President of the Associate Cornell Real Estate Council (AREC) and the Vice President of the Association of Cornell Women in Real Estate (ACWIRE). Prior to pursuing her master’s degree, Ines served as an Acquisitions Associate with Heitman in Chicago.

Ines earned her Bachelor’s in Economics with a minor in Architectural Studies from the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign, where she served as President of the Rho Epsilon Student Real Estate Association and received numerous scholarship awards and other accolades. While in school, Ines interned with Jimmy John’s, Starwood Retail Partners, and CyrusOne.

The CCIM Foundation funded scholarship is limited to women studying commercial real estate at one of our CCIM University Fast Track partner universities.